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The Delta is awesome for the price

so should i not purchase a tascam FW1804 for use with a new dell e1505? or will that work okay?

thanks guys. Yeah i found the lsdj to. I think i might go for that.

I really would like to turn my old GB into a 8-bit style insrument but i have spent the last hour searching online and have only found sites with mp3 and stuff like that. Does anybody here no how to do this?

its obviously a subjective matter but i would say that most people who take recording seriously would probably go the computer route, though probably not with a laptop.

I would but i would charge the difference over the flat rate shipping. (5$ for HDD and RAM and 10$ for the soundcard.)

THe problem with that MXL 603 MXL 2001 package is that for acoustic your going to want two MXL 603. And while your looking stuff up look up XY micing.

The RAM is still open to anyone who wants it.

I am located in The middle of wisconsin. But ill ship for a flat rate of 10$ to anyone in the 48 states.

I have definietly found it to be a non-issue. I wouldn't worry about it.

Are you amplifyong the signal coming out of the computer or just plugging speakers directly into the box?

How many tracks do you plan on recording simultaneously?Will you be using the mixer on the way in or just to route your audiophiles output in to headphones and monitor? A lot of times a mixer isn't really necessary. You would get better sound by not buying the mixer and instead buying an...

The advice and hardware suggestions that kevin gave you are pretty solid. The only thing different i would think is that if your mainly recording acoustic stuff that because MXL 603s are actually pretty good at that, you would want to upgrade your pre's b4 your mics. But that is just a matter of...

oop, sorry tim, i meant to say KM84

Even if you only record the main tracks first (guitars, bass, and Drums) you'd still need around sixteen.

no, but for the price range i have heard a lot of great things about the syteks. Also, i have a strange aversion to all onboard pre's, whether on a board or an interface. i dont know why.

You gawked at spending two grand on a u87 but i believe a great river pre is around 1500 or more isn't it?

TO Timothy: The KM84 and KM184 are different mics. The KM84's dont have as bright of a sound as the 184's To Solo: If you are going to get Small Diaphragm for acoustic you will want two of them, preferably matched. and then stereo mic (XY). The MXL 603's can be really amazing mics for acoustic...

Ha. Sorry. I was kind of joking about that being super-low budget. Those mics and that pre are like "The Name"(though some don't love that particular neve) and the Lucid is reputed to be pretty good itself.

sorry, i meant to look up exact specs b4 i posted. Your right the 4 pre's would be uneeded.My mistake.